As blended learning places more content online, it also places greater emphasis on students’ class-time engagement and learning. Ensuring the quality of small group learning and teaching is especially challenging in large enrollment, first year undergraduate courses. In addition, the example course relies on sessional tutors who are dispersed across the week and three campuses. The focus of this paper is on the face-to-face tutorial component of a blended learning model and the professional development and support of sessional tutors, including an online ‘community of practice’, that supports and enhances tutors’ teaching. Example posts from the community of practice are mapped onto community of practice principles and preliminary evidence ...
The pervasiveness of technology is affecting also the education field, so it is possible to evaluate...
Developing a ‘sense of belonging’ in the first year of any university study is a challenge. Students...
In this paper we argue for the possibility of using asynchronous technology to create a continuous, ...
As the name implies, distance tutors commonly work away from campus and rarely have an opportunity f...
The Digital and Collaborative Learning postgraduate programme of The Mind Lab by Unitec not only pro...
Evidence indicates that a demand exists from students - studying at a distance - to experience a gre...
This study explored the extent to which distance learning tutors found sharing practice through part...
Constructivist approaches to learning suggest that learning within groups is more effective than ind...
Starting in the spring semester of 2014, the educational technology team at Wheaton College launched...
In 2006 the Academic Development and Support (AD&S) Unit at a Melbourne university was faced with th...
This paper proposes a module approach to teaching, learning, assessment and support for learners und...
This paper reports on how ideas of Communities of Practice (Wenger 1998) have informed the design of...
This paper will report on the conduct of an undergraduate course where pre-service teachers particip...
This chapter explains the implementation, facilitation and experiences of a community of practice; v...
textThe increasing demand for online and hybrid courses necessitates a corresponding increase in the...
The pervasiveness of technology is affecting also the education field, so it is possible to evaluate...
Developing a ‘sense of belonging’ in the first year of any university study is a challenge. Students...
In this paper we argue for the possibility of using asynchronous technology to create a continuous, ...
As the name implies, distance tutors commonly work away from campus and rarely have an opportunity f...
The Digital and Collaborative Learning postgraduate programme of The Mind Lab by Unitec not only pro...
Evidence indicates that a demand exists from students - studying at a distance - to experience a gre...
This study explored the extent to which distance learning tutors found sharing practice through part...
Constructivist approaches to learning suggest that learning within groups is more effective than ind...
Starting in the spring semester of 2014, the educational technology team at Wheaton College launched...
In 2006 the Academic Development and Support (AD&S) Unit at a Melbourne university was faced with th...
This paper proposes a module approach to teaching, learning, assessment and support for learners und...
This paper reports on how ideas of Communities of Practice (Wenger 1998) have informed the design of...
This paper will report on the conduct of an undergraduate course where pre-service teachers particip...
This chapter explains the implementation, facilitation and experiences of a community of practice; v...
textThe increasing demand for online and hybrid courses necessitates a corresponding increase in the...
The pervasiveness of technology is affecting also the education field, so it is possible to evaluate...
Developing a ‘sense of belonging’ in the first year of any university study is a challenge. Students...
In this paper we argue for the possibility of using asynchronous technology to create a continuous, ...